looks as if i'm not the only victim.
next victim on the block: my elder bro's girlfriend.

what's worse is when one finally realized that there are so many nice clothes in the cupboard but just can't wear them for these few days.
like i didn't know that i've got nice tank-tops, tees and so much more.
which then led to a fashion disaster!
pairing green on pink with brown. like urgh.
seen a big fat strawberry hanging on the branch? that's what it is.
because i don't have much long sleeve tees!
and i do look weird wearing long sleeve in this hot and humid weather.
i pray for a miracle.
a miracle that will make those unsightly or-cehs disappear when i wake up.
you wouldn't want to know how bad it looks.
ahmituofo.

but that's not the MAIN point of this post.
THIS IS.
living in Singapore, this multi racial country,us Chinese, how many of us actually visit authentic Indian restaurants?
not many times i suppose.
but one should really try it out at little India.

it's really a different feeling.
maybe it's because we're often too obsessed in our daily lives that we fail to stop and appreciate others' culture.
mum and i had dinner at this Dehli restaurant, it isn't those kinda posh restaurant you find on orchard road
but it has a nice feeling.
it's feels as if i'm overseas and their service, warms up the atmosphere unknowingly.
that's the BEST Indian meal i've ever eaten in the last 16yrs.
the price's reasonable, the feeling's good and the food's superb!
cause you wouldn't know what to expect but when you see those dishes being served, esp there's one on a sizzling hot plate and they pour alcohol over it then light it up! POOF! it's totally amazing before your eyes.
and their gravies of all kinds with oven-toasted naan, aww~~ totally <3
i'm sure to go back there again.

racial harmony day is coming, why not grab the chance to indulge in a whole new experience.
i'm sure that you'll find it worthwhile ;)

dieting was off the list for that moment.
=P